After a very warm year with hits 'Over', 'Plantain Chips' and 'Tonight' featuring Wizkid, R2Bees is out with 'Could This Be Love' featuring Efya.
This is their first single from their anticipated album in Ghana - Site 15.
The album by the legendary duo is filled with culture and classics and is set for release in July 2018.
'Could This Be Love', produced by in-house guru Killmatic - fuses inspiration from Afrobeats, hiphop and reggae.
The rich instrumental is complemented with light soulful melodies from Mugeez and Efya. Omar Sterling then ends the track with a poetic verse painting a love story with words.
As per R2Bees tradition, this work of art is matched by impressive visual which was released on June 20.
Watch the video below:
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